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In Minnesota, front-line workers and people who live in long-term care facilities are already being vaccinated — just weeks after Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines received emergency use authorization. It’s a hopeful moment after months of death, disease and restrictions.

But it will take months for the vaccines to be distributed widely, leading to a sort of

. Who will get vaccinated next? How long will we be wearing masks? How protected are you after you get vaccinated? Will children get the vaccine?

Every Monday at 9 a.m., MPR News host Kerri Miller covers the latest in pandemic science. This week we tackled your practical questions about what happens next with the COVID-19 vaccine. 

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The vaccinations are here, but it will take months for them to be fully distributed. Here’s what you need to know about living in the in-between.

Answering questions about vaccine purgatory

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Answering questions about vaccine purgatory

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